Exhibition · Dubai, United Arab Emirates · Major show

Fishing & Aquaculture Middle East Exhibition 2012

Agriculture · Fishery · Food Processing

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Dates1–3 Apr 2012This edition has ended
VenueDubai International Convention and Exhibition CentreDubai, United Arab Emirates
RunningSince 2010Annual · 6 editions on record
Last checked11 Nov 2026Its website has moved
This is the 2012 edition. It has ended. See Fishing & Aquaculture Middle East Exhibition's current page for the next dates.

Key numbers

Exhibitors
220in 2014, organiser's figure
Editions on record
6first in 2010

About Fishing & Aquaculture Middle East Exhibition

The Middle East is enjoying a growing population base, driving increased food consumption trends. Traditionally, per capita consumption of seafood has been high and with recent financial prosperity, increased tourism and education regarding the health benefits of consuming fish, total seafood consumption is increasing annually.

Modern transport and logistics practices have grown these markets from coastal areas to encompass substantial inland and remotely located populations. As a consequence, fresh and processed seafood products are now widely available throughout all Middle East countries.

From our listing of this edition. Details may have changed since.

Editions

YearDatesWhereExhibitorsVisitors
201516–18 Mar 2015Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
——
201425–27 Mar 2014Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
220—
201326–28 Mar 2013Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
——
20121–3 Apr 2012Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
——
201129–31 Mar 2011Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
——
201029–31 Mar 2010Dubai World Trade Center
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
——

Past editions from the bvents archive (2008–2019) and organiser figures where they were published.

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